- Font Awesome (4.6.1)
- Google's Coda font
- Matthew Cranford's walkthrough helped clarify so much of the process.
- Slack User @Adam-IN (FEND) helped me through some of the .toggle() uses, specifically adding a
.disabledclass withpointer-events: noneto prevent double-clicking. - Fisher-Yates YouTube Walkthrough by Adam Khoury
Memory Game Logic: The game randomly shuffles the cards. A user wins when all cards are matched.
Congratulations Popup: When a user wins the game, a modal appears to congratulate the player and ask if they want to play again. It should also tell the user how much time it took to win the game, and what the star rating was.
Restart Button: A restart button allows the player to reset the game board, the timer, and the star rating.
Star Rating: The game displays a star rating (from 1 to at least 3) that reflects the player's performance. At the beginning of a game, it should display at least 3 stars. After some number of moves, it should change to a lower star rating. After a few more moves, it should change to a even lower star rating (down to 1).
Timer: When the player starts a game, a displayed timer should also start. Once the player wins the game, the timer stops.
Move Counter: Game displays the current number of moves a user has made.
Styling: Application uses CSS to style components for the game.
Usability: All application components are usable across modern desktop, tablet, and phone browsers.Udacity's HTML Styling Guide
README: A README file is included detailing the game and all dependencies.
Comments: Comments are present and effectively explain longer code procedure when necessary.
Code Quality: Code is formatted with consistent, logical, and easy-to-read formatting as described in the Udacity JavaScript Style Guide.
Git Requirements: Udacity's Git Requirements